parts of incriminating "witnesses" and "accomplices" against
the chief men marked by Stalin, making them realize that any attempt
to defend themselves would be hopeless.
The fourth and by no means least important factor in producing
the confessions came from deals negotiated between Stalin and certain
of his pivotal prisoners. It may seem surprising to the Western
mind that there should be barters in human lives between a lord
high executioner and his trapped victims. We of the inner Bolshevik
circle always took such negotiations as a matter of course. Certain
of the family, the friends, even the less conspicuous political
followers, of the victims would be spared, if they would through
their "confessions" help to implicate the key men, and
make a general clean-up possible.
Before describing what we called the "conveyor system" for
securing confessions, I want to say something about the second
factor mentioned aboveStalin's method of terrorizing his political
opponents and reducing them to despair through his network of super-espionage.
This network had even infiltrated the headquarters of the Ogpu
and the general staff of the Red Army. The Stalin spies spied upon
everybody. Thus, more than five years before the arrests and executions
of the top-ranking generals of the Red Army, and long before the
rise of Hitler, one of Stalin's "boys" suddenly appeared
at the headquarters of the War Department to take charge of the
Intelligence Service. His mission was to spy first of all on War
Commissar Voroslrilov. For several months he opened daily the mail
of Voroslzilov, a member of the supreme Politbureau, and had a
selection of it plzotostated for Stalin's private files.
The agents of Stalin's secret cabinet spied upon the former opposition
leaders, whether these were in gaol

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WHY DID THEY CONFESS?
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